Option 2: when it comes to being a professional hockey player there is no rest. Long gone are the days of ripping cigs between periods, getting drunk after games and offseasons at a 2nd job. If you want to be a hockey player, a truly great one, you get to work right after the season is over. The bulk of the season is spent on individual skills. Improving his shot, puck handling, learning new techniques and dekes. That and putting on muscle. Cal Juice has been eating chicken and rice at every meal since the offseason started. Now with the offseason soon over he has been focusing more on getting his foot speed back. Tons of stop and start drills, lots of breakouts and passing in motion. He's been practicing with some players from other teams to get back up to speed together. The rivalries between players aren't as crazy as most would think, there are very few players who Juice wouldn't want to skate with in the offseason.